"You got that right, sister!"

AMEN

Think of what you might say in church to show strong agreement, often heard at the end of a passionate sermon.

This clue plays on the phrase "You got that right, sister!" which is often used to enthusiastically agree with someone—like saying "Amen!" in a church setting. "Amen" is a common response to express strong approval or affirmation, especially in African American Vernacular English (AAVE) or Southern U.S. dialects, where it can mean "I wholeheartedly agree." The wordplay here relies on the cultural overlap between religious agreement and everyday slang for backing someone up. Think of it as the answer you’d shout in a lively conversation or a gospel choir.